Can I sue for undeserved time served?

It's possible, but the standard for proving such cases is very high. You'll want to speak to a civil rights attorney.

My rights were not read to me or my boyfriend when we got arrested. Were the cops wrong? And they refused my medical care.

Were the cops wrong? Not based on what you wrote here. If you've been charged with driving suspended, go see a lawyer as soon as possible.

Expungement process

It's possible to process an expungement yourself, but there are many attorneys who handle these fairly routinely. It might be easier than you think...

Any problem at immigration when I have a speeding ticket court case? I'm worried if it is safe to go or not.

You have a lawyer--this is a good question for your attorney. That's what you're paying him/her for. I'm changing the practice area to...

I recieved a DUI in Illinois back in 92. Though I know it was dismissed, it is still on my abstract. Why is that?

The statutory summary suspension that accompanies a DUI case may show up, but the DUI shouldn't. If it does, you can discuss with the Secretary of...

What's goin to happen? Should i worry? Can i get it dropped to a misdemeanor? What can i do to make sure I don't go back tojail

You've already taken the correct first step, which is to hire an attorney. These are questions you should be asking your lawyer. That's what you're...

I am 18 years old and got a ticket for going 81 mph in a 55 mph, what kind of punishment am i looking at?

You've been charged with a misdemeanor, you should hire a lawyer, preferably before the first court date. Most offer free consultations.

Disorderly Conduct = Misdemeanor

We can't tell you on an online forum what the results of a trial will be. If you want to beat the charge you should hire an attorney.

Court supervision is not a conviction. A single conviction will not suspend you. A second one will. If you are eligible, you should try to get...

Can the Judge Take my Warrant back ?

Yes, the judge can recall a warrant. The best way to make sure that happens is to show the judge you are complying with the court's orders (it...